.hack//SIGN (Vol. 1) - Limited Edition Boxed Set DVD

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Average Rating: Rating: - hot groundbreaking anime it's been a long while, but final there is another animated series to stand in the presence of Serial Experiments Lain and Neon Genesis Evangelion. I don't know what cartoon network is doing with this! Watch Tsukasa, Mimiru, Subaru, Sora and company the way they were meant to be watched. Very much the show for anyone who has enjoyed RPGs of any sort. Your friends that know more about anime than you will be talking about this series for a long time. Mad props to (E-F) fansubs for making this series known and bringing on its quick american licencing. Rating: - Very much in the tradition of Tron and The Matrix... All I can say is this series made me not want to avoid anime. I am currently taking a break from Cowboy Bebop, for personal and financial reasons, and even tried to avoid this series. But thanks to Newtype USA, and other things... I was sucked into the series. Some may have given it a bad review, but it just shows that they are only suited for quick-paced series. And they are also not meant for games like EverQuest and Dark Ages of Camelot. .hack//SIGN is just one part of an entire story. It just covers one of the mysteries inside The World. This series happens sometime before .hack//Infection, which is why they say you can spot Tsukasa in that PS2 series. .hack, all 4 parts of the PS2 game series, and .hack//Liminality go during the same time. The OVA series (Liminality) happens in the real world. And then there is the yet-to-be-published manga series... .hack//SIGN belongs with other series, in this genre. This includes Disney's Tron, and the three Matrix movies. I do not recommend this series to everybody. Especially those who are not too patient to enjoy the developing plot. But all-in-all,it is very enjoyable. Not perfect, but enjoyable. Plus... I recommend it for those who are into philosophy. There is some video game philosophy. Like when Bear says he wonders what happens to the world he was playing in, when he would reset the game. And those who like the fact that it's about fictional people playing as fictional characters. So watch the series on Toonami first. And after you do, go rent Tron... and compare the two. So until then, ja-na! Rating: - For the love of Tsukasa! chuckles Sorry, I'm a little bias there. Tsukasa is the main character (or one of the main charaterS) of .hack//sign. He's my favorite, my sweety . . . hushes self Okay . . . I loved this anime, fell for it the instant I saw Tsukasa and Subaru on the front of NewtypeUSA (Tsukasa is SOOO cute in that picture!). But be warned, when I nabbed the anime, I found it started kinda slow, heck, not kinda, really slow. When my friends ask me why I won't show it to them, I reply that the first half of the anime involves Tsukasa sitting around wondering what the heck he should be doing, and the rest of them . . . talking about it. sighs Unfortunately, my friends aren't around long enough at any given point in time to finish the series in one bout. But if it gives you that feeling, don't give up hope, it speeds up at the end, really it does. Almost made me cry, it was so wonderful (Or maybe I'm just into character torture . . . shrugs)! Keep an eye out for Maho (he's cute too) and listen to the music, the music is great. sighs I guess that's enough of my hopeless rambling called a review. Ja ne! (PS - I read the other newer reveiws and felt like adding some extra cents. chuckles I said it started slow, sheesh! ^_^)

.hack//SIGN (Vol. 1) - Limited Edition Boxed Set DVD

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